"However, the highest temperature recorded in Indonesia is still much lower compared to the heat present in the Lut Desert, the hottest region in the world. The Lut Desert is located on the border of Kerman and Sistan-Baluchestan provinces in Iran. The temperature in this desert, according to various sources, can rise to as much as 70 degrees Celsius."

Based on the report 'Where Are the Hottest Spots on Earth?', the surface of the Lut Desert sand reaches peak temperatures of up to 70.7 degrees Celsius. Other sources even state that temperatures in the desert can reach 80 degrees Celsius. NASA has also recorded the hottest temperature in that location through measurements from space.

"Through the video, Ruhi Cenet reveals interesting facts about the Lut Desert, where the heat causes the rocks in the area to change color to black as if they have been burned."

"The temperature measuring device used by Ruhi even suffered damage due to the extreme temperatures. Nevertheless, in the Gandom Beryan area, Ruhi showed the presence of praying mantis that can survive in the hottest place on this earth."